Young Vegans, Bethnal Green
Planet-friendly vegan pizzeria offering plant-based, hand stretched pizzas – must stop at Young Vegans on Cambridge Heath Road, E2
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Gotto, Hackney Wick
If you go down to the banks of the River Lea, on the edge of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, you’ll stumble upon a row of […]
Pasta Nostra, Old Street
If you’re busy working in the Old street area, chances are you are heading out to grab the usual meal deal for lunch. Also chances […]
Oslo Hackney
Think about the last time you went to Oslo Hackney. Upstairs, late, loud, Red Stripe? There’s more to this Hackney favourite than that. Head there […]
Devonshire Terrace, Liverpool Street
A wonderful place to escape and enjoy the outdoors. Situated beneath a beautiful and grand glass-domed roof in peaceful Devonshire Square, Devonshire Terrace serves up […]
Bar + Block Steakhouse, Aldgate
Capturing the spirit of the Pampas in South America, the latest Bar + Block knows the secrets to some of the best-value-for-money steaks in East […]
Sunday Roast & Jazz at The Gun, Spitalfields
Jazz Up Your Sunday Roast The Gun first opened its doors in 1929 and is named after Henry VIII’s artillery factory which was in the […]
Smiths of Smithfield
Housed in a Grade II-listed building and stretching over four floors, this East London institution is often abuzz with after-work revelry and cocktail swilling. But […]
Bokan, Canary Wharf
Specialist gin bar and rooftop daybeds – what’s not to like at Bokan, Canary Wharf
Rhythm Kitchen, Walthamstow
Just one of Walthamstow’s hidden gems, Rhythum Kitchen serves up delicious Caribbean food
Lahpet, Bethnal Green Road
What started as a Maltby Street Market Stall has now found its permanent home on Bethnal Green Road. Dan Anton and head chef Zawmesh are […]
Zzetta, Soul-fired Pizza, Canning Town
By Lara Mills Placed at the heart of Canning Town, Zzetta is injecting some soul back into the regenerating landscape of Rathbone Market, one pizza […]
Cocotte, Hoxton Square
In the good old days, chicken in Hoxton was a resolutely takeaway affair. You pitched up, usually pissed, at one of the luridly-coloured storefronts […]
Interview: James Ramsden, Pidgin
BY KELLY BESWICK Blogger, podcaster, writer and author, as long as it’s related to food, James Ramsden is your man. Having broken out into the […]